9/16" Tubular Nylon for sale

[RandyM]

I have a few extra pieces of brand new mil spec 9/16" tubular nylon. These are a little over 100' long. I only have a few and would rather not deal with an auction. I'm selling them for $16 delivered priority mail. I will accept payment through Paypal. Send me a PM if interested.

 

[rocketace]

Thanks for the TN, and fast shipping ....Payed for it on Saturday and it was waiting for me when I go home today!!

~Jason B.

 

[RandyM]

Thanks for the TN, and fast shipping ....Payed for it on Saturday and it was waiting for me when I go home today!!

~Jason B.

No problem, some how the post office screwed up, according to them, it shouldn't be there until Tuesday!

I still have a few more if anyone is interested.

 

[lkal32]

Randy,
Just got my tubular nylon in the mail today and it looks perfect! Thanks for the really quick shipping too, it is much appreciated.
Thanks - Lucas

 

[RandyM]

No problem. I have a few more pieces that I need to sell. If anyone else is interested, please send me a PM.

Thanks.

 

[TheRocketNerd]

Anything you'd like to trade for?

 

[JAL3]

We have no idea why this thread got locked but I've unlocked it now.

Sorry to all.

 

[RandyM]

Anything you'd like to trade for?

At this point, just money! Working on my Level 3 project.

 

[RandyM]

We have no idea why this thread got locked but I've unlocked it now.

Sorry to all.

thank you.

 

[El Cheapo]

How heavy does a rocket have to be to use this stuff?

 

[RandyM]

It's used mainly in HPR, but I have a few MPR rockets that use it. Attached is a pic of what it looks like.

How heavy does a rocket have to be to use this stuff?

 

[blackjack2564]

How heavy does a rocket have to be to use this stuff?

I have used this on everything from a AT G-force to a PML Ultimate Endeavor. The smallest size tube I find it practical for is the 3in BSD Sprint I have it in. It is light weight, space being the limiting factor. Rated at 1200-1500lbs working load, can't remember which.